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Conference at the University
of Michigan 2001
The Positive
Organizational Scholarship Conference, held December
5-7, 2001, brought together a select group of scholars
(faculty and doctoral students) to help define and
foster a new field of study in organizational studies.
Although this first conference was exclusive due to time
and resource constraints, we intend positive
organizational scholarship to be an inclusive home for
numerous scholars and research traditions. This first
gathering of scholars examined the dynamics associated
with positive organizational behavior, and its purpose
was to:
1.
introduce this new approach to the organizational
studies community and engender added interest among
doctoral students and faculty colleagues
2. share current research and writing on
positive organizational scholarship
3. serve as the basis for an edited book that
introduces this approach
4. identify next steps for empirical and
theoretical work in this arena
Below
you will find links to RealMedia presentations from
this conference by Kim Cameron, Barbara Fredrickson,
Gretchen Spreitzer, Karl Weick and a panel of Amy
Wrzesniewski, James Ludema and Peter Frost.
Karl Weick
Properties of Positive Organizing Foreshadowed in
Organizational Tragedies
Barbara Fredrickson
The Broaden-and-Build Theory of Positive Emotions
Gretchen Spreitzer
Hope Amidst Troubled Times
Kim Cameron
Organizational Virtues and Organizational
Performance: Relationships after Downsizing
Amy Wrzesniewski, James
Ludema and Peter Frost
ICOS Finale - Positive Organizational Scholarship
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